Latam Insights: Tokenized Cows in Brazil, El Salvador’s Remittance Reality, and Argentina’s Crypto Bill
Welcome to Latam Insights, a compilation of the most relevant crypto news from Latin America over the past week. In this edition, tokenized cattle surges as collateral for a loan in Brazil, crypto remittances fail to get...
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From Pasture to Blockchain: How Tokenized Cows Are Revolutionizing Agricultural Finance in Brazil
A pioneering transaction involving a cattle herd valued at nearly $24K allowed a Brazilian farm to use this value as collateral, t...
5 Years After the Bitcoin Law, Crypto Accounts for Just 0.7% of El Salvador’s $5B Remittance Market
The Central Bank of El Salvador reported that cryptocurrency remittances failed to reach up to 1% of all volumes received during t...
Brazil registers first tokenized cow-backed loan on B3 exchange for $19,600
Brazil's B3 exchange accepted tokenized dairy cows as loan collateral for the first time, using AI-powered sensor collars and bloc...
Crypto promised to eliminate stockbrokers, but 94% of its tokenized market now relies on an Alpaca
Alpaca says it custodies more than $1.5 billion of shares backing tokenized equities, which, by public tracker measurements, would...
A $650 million wave of bridge hacks just triggered a $7 billion mass migration to Chainlink
Chainlink drew more than $7 billion of token value onto its cross-chain infrastructure in the second quarter as institutional adop...
BPI plans stablecoin payments pilot to enhance remittances for Filipino workers
BPI, Southeast Asia's oldest bank, plans a stablecoin settlement pilot with Meridian to cut costs and speed up $40 billion in annu...